Two new recruits for Belvoir Corby

Belvoir Corby has recruited two new members of staff in response to the recent increase in local property market activity.

Belvoir has appointed Mia Tansur as a new sales negotiator and Alisha Brennan as a lettings consultant after a busy time in the George Street office.

Tansur has sales and customer service experience after previously working as a business development manager for a Lutterworth events company and running a livery business.

Tansur said: “The whole Belvoir team have been really welcoming and I’m thoroughly enjoying my new role. I look forward to meeting more of our fantastic clients and really making a difference in the sales team.”

Brennan was raised in Corby. She has extensive experience in the industry, having previously worked at an estate agency in Melton Mowbray.

The mother-of-one works closely with both landlords and tenants to ensure the lettings side of the business runs smoothly.

Bobby Singh Braich, managing director at Belvoir, said: “We are thrilled to have added two new brilliant members of staff to our team in Mia and Alisha. Their skills and local knowledge will be a great asset to our business and we wish them well in their new roles.”

Knight Frank bolsters prime offering across North, City & East London

Knight Frank has bolstered its prime offering across North, City & East London, creating a dedicated team of two sales agents who will have roaming roles across the region.

Nick Moore, a partner in the firm and formerly head of sales in the Islington office will be joining Simon Boulton, associate in the City & East to form a roaming team that will provide a bespoke service for property owners in areas not already covered by the firm’s local office network.

Boulton, who was formerly part of the Canary Wharf, Wapping and Aldgate team has been covering the City & East market in a roaming role since July 2021. He will continue to cover these areas, plus others including Shoreditch and Bethnal Green, and down to South East London incorporating Blackheath and Greenwich.

Moore will be expanding the firm’s reach into new locations in the North and East, including Hackney, Camden, Crouch End and Stoke Newington. Although not associated with a particular office, the pair will be utilising the firm’s network to provide a highly personalised service for clients across the region.

Andrew Groocock, regional partner at Knight Frank, commented, “Nick joins Simon with a wealth of experience in the north London sales market. Between them they will be able to deliver a bespoke, highly tailored service to customers whose properties may not fall within catchment of a high street KF office, but who wish to tap into our Global and London-wide reach whilst receiving exceptional customer service.”

Moore said: “I’m incredibly excited to be joining Simon in creating a dedicated prime team in North, City & East London and building upon our successes in the prime market in Islington, Spitalfields and the East.”

Goodlord appoints Vouch’s Jaime Tillyer to board

Jaime Tillyer, co-founder and director of digital referencing platform Vouch, has been appointed as a full-time member of the Goodlord board of directors.

Tillyer, who has held an observer seat on the board since 2020, will sit alongside fellow board members who include Goodlord CEO, William Reeve and Property Academy founder, Peter Knight.

Tillyer is a letting agent with more than 20 years of experience and has developed a number of successful property management companies, including Shefflets, as well as Vouch, which was acquired by the Goodlord Group in 2020.

Tillyer, who will offer an operational perspective and an agent’s view to the management and strategy of the Goodlord Group, commented: “It’s a particularly exciting to be the board’s first female member, although I’m sure I won’t be the last. This is a pivotal moment for the group and the lettings sector at large.

“At Vouch, we’ve always found that Goodlord mirrors our ambition and vision for how we can improve the experience of renting for landlords, agents and tenants, so I can’t wait to see what this next chapter will bring for the wider group and our customers.”

William Reeve, CEO of Goodlord Group, said: “We are delighted to welcome Jaime and her breadth of experience to the Board. We know that Jaime’s invaluable insights into the lettings sector will help us to continue to develop the most forward-thinking property technology on the market, at a time when agents need it most.”